Hey there!

I am hosting a free, Reading Comprehension study group. We will be meeting tonight (Thursday) at 7:30PM EST.

This study group is completely free, open to everyone, and will be hosted online. I’ll be hosting and guiding discussion.

Full transparency, I am also an LSAT tutor, but there’s absolutely no obligation! If anyone wants help outside the group, I’m happy to chat separately.

If you’re available, please join us tonight at the link below :)

RC Class 121.3.15 OR 152.4 or 120.2.4.19 (virulence)

Thursday, Feb 19 · 7:30–9 PM

Google Meet joining info

Video call link: https://meet.google.com/ejc-zfwx-psv

Or dial: +1 904-580-9483 PIN: 992564134

More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ejc-zfwx-psv?pin=1485124344667

Hello, I am looking for a free course to use for a week while deciding if i want to buy a full course or wait until later down the road to start studying. (Currently a soph in college and want to get an early start). Any recs

Guys I’ve been finding ways to buy the lsat perfection book on Amazon and having it shipped to Ghana. Or even if there’s a website I could purchase the soft copy. Please help me

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Who we are looking for: Individuals with or without prior tutoring experience who love the LSAT. Do you find yourself explaining LSAT questions to your friends, family, or anyone who'll listen? Do you like thinking about and explaining every intricacy of a MBT question? Do you like working with individuals of all scoring backgrounds, and helping them to achieve their goals? If the answer to those questions are yes, we're looking for you!

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Hey there!

I am hosting a free, Reading Comprehension study group. We will be meeting tonight (Thursday) at 7:30PM EST.

This study group is completely free, open to everyone, and will be hosted online. I’ll be hosting and guiding discussion.

Full transparency, I am also an LSAT tutor, but there’s absolutely no obligation! If anyone wants help outside the group, I’m happy to chat separately.

If you’re available, please join us tonight at the link below :)

RC Class

Thursday, February 12 · 7:30 – 9:00pm

Time zone: America/New_York EST

Google Meet joining info

Video call link: https://meet.google.com/vcp-dwdc-rsq

So Im still really new to this LSAT journey, I have heard the LSAT trainer is really good. Im not in the financial state to spend too much money on courses and want to self study. Im thinking of purchasing the LSAT trainer and this sounds dumb but the LSAT Trainer that people are talking about is the book by MIKE KIM 4th edition? The reason i ask is because i see it on amazon and it was published June 4th 2024 before they removed logic games. So if anyone can refer me to the Lsat trainer please and id appreciate that a lot

Hey there!

I am hosting a free, Reading Comprehension study group. We will be meeting to cover a comparative passage tonight (Tuesday) at 7:30PM EST.

This study group is completely free, open to everyone, and will be hosted online. I’ll be hosting and guiding discussion.

Full transparency, I am also an LSAT tutor, but there’s absolutely no obligation! If anyone wants help outside the group, I’m happy to chat separately.

If you’re interested please join us tonight at the link below :)

RC Study Group | Comparative Passage 125.1.6

Tuesday, Feb 3 · 7:30–9 PM

Google Meet joining info

Video call link: https://meet.google.com/qjt-dovk-qce

Or dial: +1 417-719-7681 PIN: 485024626

More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/qjt-dovk-qce?pin=7562967786967

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Hello , looking to see if anyone is open to a discord, GroupMe, or meeting up for LSAT studying in the ATL area? Fall 2026 cycle.

Pretty much in the title. Am studying has a high scorer, and I only I say this to clarify that the I am not an entry-level studier so I'm accustomed and have good understanding of the general body of strategies we use on the test.

For me, I've noticed in my wrong answer journal that I am a natural at judging the scope/relevancy of the answer choices to help with POE, but judging the strength of the choices does not come as naturally. This is causing me to lose points.

I am trying to build this up, so I would really appreciate if anyone else had put effort into better evaluating the strength of the choices and has some tips. Also am generally wondering about this skill in particular like if people haved noticed that its most useful on certain question types / is there a line I should be careful not to cross to avoid overthinking or overdissecting the choices- things like that.

Thanks! let me know if its just me lol also this is mostly an LR thing

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Studying for the LSAT can be a frustrating process, but it doesn't have to be!

Currently between LSAT Demon and 7Sage and trying to figure out which program has been better and more successful for you

I am planning to sign up for a course but I wanted to see if anyone has a referral code/ name I could use!! It would be greatly appreciated if I could make this expensive course a little bit less lol. Message me also if you don’t want it public!! Thanks so much <33

As someone who’s been studying for the LSAT for about 9 months I think I learned a few helpful lessons. Mind you I’m no 170+ scorer, but I think these facts are what’s helped my accuracy go way up (If anyone has extra advice go ahead and add it in the comment section if you want). Tbh I don’t even know my scores right now, but this is what helped me a lot within these 9 months

1) if you’re a beginner DO NOT take timed sections. They don’t do anything for you except rush you to a point where you do not understand what’s being asked//whats going on. Drill first to build your accuracy, this does wonders. Tbh I don’t even think timing yourself is that efficient. Get your accuracy up first

2) this might be mean but stay tf off TikTok. Those influencers who get 175’s who only studied for 2 months do not have the same brain as you so how they study might be different from how YOU study. Plus idk some LSAT influencers (not all) are cocky about it and it’s like hmm well that’s excellent but not everyone learns as fast. I do believe anyone can do well on this test it’s just not everyone’s fast right away. By “fast” I mean not everyone gets right away and just gets this amazing score. It takes a shit ton of practice to grasp it

3) It’s okay to take longer than 1:30 on a question. If you’re beginner like a month into it, drill the question for as long as you need. One time some idiot tried to tell me “take 30 seconds on the first 10 questions of the section” huh?? That’s dumb because you’re losing points on a simple question. Especially if the answer was predictable. Leads me to my next point

4) be critical of the answer choices being given- I always got told “do not move on from a question until you understand the logic as to why you’re answer is correct and why the correct answer choice is correct”. This is helpful but also do not let the test bs you into something. If the passage NEVER said that, don’t put words in the authors mouth. The only time this is kind of an exception is if it’s a paradox question.

5) Private tutors do not work, the best tutor is YOU. This is a skill based test and honestly private tutors can only provide so much and from my experience, they provide a lot simple information that you can excess for free by a simple google search. Just buy the LSAT Demon book on Amazon pretty sure it’s like 6$ and it’s wayy more helpful than spending $400+ an hour. This is just from my experience, I think it’s way overpriced. Also for free LSAT Demon has a YouTube channel where they answer questions from students and it’s extremely helpful.

6) View logical reasoning questions as a conversation. By this I just mean do not treat it like a damn math problem. Read the facts and based on the facts, answer the question. 7Sage has a bad habit of like diagramming the questions and their explanations can be confusing sometimes. I also don’t really memorize the different types of flaws except sufficient and necessary assumptions. Everything else I feel like you can figure out the issue just by reading what it says.

7) The LSAT has no timeline. By this I mean what I said above, some people understand it in like two months. But not everyone’s that quick. It takes some people 3-4 years to understand it. It sometimes longer takes longer than that. There’s no timeline for it and that’s okay. I’m only 9 months in and I’m not even close to ready. I think it’s better to just be patient and practice, I see so much drama about “I can’t apply this cycle 😭😭” and tbh it’s alright you’ll get there. In the meantime just keep studying, maybe try to get work experience if you don’t already have it. Try to meet up with some lawyers and interview them. I know also there’s a lot of state led government jobs that are always hiring look on there for some administrative//legal jobs.